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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26

Complaint having been entered at this office
by Frank E. Erwin against Robert E. Robinson
for abandoning his homestead entry No. 1859.
and lots 3, 4, and s, section 5, TIP. 10, N. Range 3
East, in Lewis and Clarke county, Montana with
a view to the CANCELLATION of said entry; the said
office on the Il day of March, 1887. at 10 o'clock
a. M. to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing the alleged abandonment. Said testimony
To- To- 20 De TAKEN nefore Jeo. W: ias1oot r Notary
March, 1887.
S. w. L~ANGHoRNE, Register.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
Notice of Final ntry.

Land Office at Helena, Mont
Dec. 18th. 1886
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam-
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before Jno. W. Tattan
Probate Judge. Choteau county. at Fort Benton,
on January 29th, 1885, viz: franklin J. OgiIvie
who made Presumption DS No. 62b4'f for the NWl-
+ Sec 80 TIP 20 Mr. 4E. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF. said land, viz:
Howard Griss. Grow II. Mexican. james East
man and viii Hanks, all of Great Falls, M t,
S. w. Langhorne, Regison.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
Notice fFina Entry.
Land Office at Helena Mont.
Dec. 18th. 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
John W. Tattan, Probate Judge in and for Che
teau County at Fort Benton, on February 7th 1885,
viz: Josephus Hamilton, who made Homestead
application No. 27e0 for the NEA sec 20, tp 90
r 1 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz: Gustave Erickson, Jonothan
Coon. dward J. Canary and Jerry Quesnelle,
all of Great Falls, Montana.
=. w. LANsHoRSE, Register.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
Land Office at Helena, Montana
Der % 1894

Dec 70, 1880
Notice is II hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to mako
final proof In support OF hls CLAIM; and that SAID
Probate Judge and ex-oficio clerk,
Choteau county. Montana at. Fort
Benton, Mont on February 10, 1881, viz George
A, C Chichester, who made pre-emption D S No g.
25l. for the Eh NELL and Ea Sell sec % TIP 20
NR3east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residance upon, and cult
walton of, said land, viz: Patrick Sweeney, Silas
A. BeachIey, Hiram H. Horton and Thomas
+. Semmes, all of Great Falls, Montana.
s. W. Langhorne: Register
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
The Golden Rule Society.

The Golden Rule society met at Mrs.
Reds on Wednesday where there was a
good attendance and excellent work done.
The beaten tracks enabling the ladies to
come ont more freely.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
Dissolution Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between Manery
and Josiah pepper under the firm name of Man
cry Il pepper has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. pepper retiring. The bushes will be
carried on by hIr. Manery, who will collect
n | accounts due the late firm and pay all bills.
Great Falls, ISSAC MANIRY.
Jan. Isl 1887. Josiah pepper.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
VictOria.s Gloom.

London Truth says Queen Victoria
takes morbid pleasure in all ceremonies
of q mournful nature, and literally re.
vals in all the .undertakec's details as tc
collins, services, graves ana monuments,
and she certainly does not spare asf
relatives.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
Coal tor Sale.

The undersigned are prepared to furnish
roal on short notice. JOE HERRING.
IF GEO. MATTHEWS.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-26
NOTICE..

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT,
January %. 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
u rHH AANEHxsE 90 rzs
Merchants National Bank.

CECURITTEa AND vALUABLEs.
- GesnDs Ard PAacExS q al ktn4a re-
oeivsd tcr safe kesFl1E A.a ste<ACA
safes aaa DeFe4t Hnxea in BrRaLAR
vAULT rested al trsm - - So pr an
uun. according = sire. Eys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

PAEIs. MAY 12-Jsan Bal bslsts Jossph
Disndonns B a5oioaait, 9 mea beg q
ths Instit1ts. is dead His aRs was eS
yelFA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

VfEsEA. Nay 1z.-Ths report h eur
rent here thai the Rassian Minister a
fshsran IA trying 20 indaee tbs Persian
GSgsTnmsnt 70 iibsrsts Ayo Kahn, fer
whose safe keeping England psys .
saosidy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

BEELrs, May l2.-Edit0F Pressing,
of TIE Zsitsag. has been senisneod 70
sprissa1est fer one msnth. for libel
hag Primes bismAEck's political ehAxas-
a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
Steamer AnssG

HAvEE. May II. - The steamer In
ChampAgus. which vas beaebea On the
coast Of Calvados after being damaged
By collision. has been h9Aied aad IL
nos safely in the dOek At this ) orr. She
came in unAided.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
Mexican Omeers Vet shss.

Cnr or MExIoo, May II The Diarsro
(oihcial) denies the report published
here yesterday to the effect thAt the ON
GERS concerned IN the NoRAles affair bad
been shot. The denial Of the sxsoatiOu
sy q G0veFnmsut srgau creates . feel
iaa Of relief. as amoaR the AmsFiaans
there is a sentiment that the Uunisb-
msnt Of death awarded 70 the ON ssFs is
TOO severe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
Sly WsFk - the chinese.

sAM FnAxcIsoo. Nay i2-Oa ASril
zssh eiRna ChlnAnen. heid for examIna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

CHroAs3, May 1.-The Board Of Re
view OF TIE National Iro ting Associa-
ton, at their session this morning,
heard svidsnos IN thirty nins disputed
cases out Of the nfty they had on hand.
Mr.. NJ. n. MOFae, the gentleman named
10 socosad Mr.. n. Vail as Secretary, bsd
not, % 70 the boon hour. notified the
Board whethsr Be would aocspi OF de-
clias the position. President 6rsnt
said that Mr.. Morse Vas sxpsoted 10 ap-
pear in person before The Board daring
the day.
The resignation Of SscrstaFy Vail and
toe effect, immsdiase or rem0se, which
Il Will have on ate status Of the Fivai
AnaFlean and National TFottinR Ass8-
ciAtion, IL 9 sahisot Of mach Gsbate
amo1R hoFssuen.
Me-. Saith . pEOnineni horss@sn Of
2 ulViIle, IN, said 90 the question;
Tee AmsFieao AssoeistiOn pe0sls say
that they have soDs ts sag, Van 90 No
Vail. Tbsy have . good many
ass0ci afiszs with then, and thsEs
win Be . siFrRgie for life
uhieh will resell ia . survival
Of the hsfsst. I thiak, th0aRh, tkst
onite a nsmbsf Of sbs tFaaks u uitk
drew Oil eoms bach"
Jsha MeM. Sbafieg, of san PFsaoiss0.
sad. -Tns meDbsFs Of toe Ansrie4u
As eis sti0n Wsns est sol@ly, 20 Trey
elaimsd, ~ aoeoont Of Ne. Van. and
aow be u oul, thsy have no sxeuss for
not FstarutnR. AotWitbst&ndinR thai
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
Report aCoaGraAietsd.


LosDoM. May l2.-The Duke Of Mari
boro died . POSITION In the Bankruptcy
Court against LsFd Colin Campbell, -
recover The eosss insured By the Duka
defending himself ss 90 Feap0ndent In
the suit for divorce brought By Camp
bell against ais wife and decided In he
Izdvia favoF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

SAS FRASoIsoO, Nay IL. - The Inter
national Oonvention Of the Young
Meas Christian Association haa elected
the following ofiioersi President, Hon.
y. II. Blake, OF Toroato; Woe Presi-
dents. Major Geseral D. D. Howard of
California, n. n. willard OF Vermont.
&. Z. Riahafdaon OF Missoari. l.. O.
Warner Of New York, B. ". Hobbs Of
AlabamA, q. w. Jester OF Texas, w. y.
WoOdbFidge OF Minnesota; Secretaries,
Geo. I. Coxhead Of Missouri, q. a.
MAydwsll OF California, and q. p.
jeohel Of C0nneeticut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

DKxvEn. NAY l2.-rhs officers Of the
Denver 4 Rio GFands Road today made
publio the saEnit q and expenditures Of
the road during the year ending Deosm
Der 81, 1885, which we're a. follows:
Total earnings. 6 73sy y077.47, an 10
crease over 1885 ~ t6l9,0z3 75; fetal
expenses, e. 227. .ll6 ss, an increase ovsF
1885 of go, 2,l43 =; net earutnes. -,
$1,000 ~. an Increase OF e3e6, ,s30.b3.
The road vas FeoFsAnizsd and taken
oat Of the hands Of she reosivsF in July.
1895, and all interest coupons since that
date have been paid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

s.a7 s.a4 5s.s S..asss s:ss:'' IuHsOLDID II 1881
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

SAN ANrosIo, Nay l2.-Oolonel +. p.
Hord. 9 prominsnt and wealthy citizen,
and Captain GeoFga Redmond we're In
dioted today by she Federal 0FaAd JuFy
on the ground Of conspiracy 10 dsfraud
the Government. The indictments are
the oatsoms Of Wholesale Smuggling
transactions on the Rio 0rande border
whioh have been heretofore pursued.
Otber prominent ssookmsn we're also in-
dioted. Their names are not get made
pahiio.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
Thousands Of RaIe Men.

SANTA Fs On. NJ, May l2.-P. B.
O'Dsnnsll, who vas 10 have been
hanged al Silver City tomorrow, for
the murder Of Alfonso Bowman on
Ostober 3, 1885; sEd jasper Thomasaoa,
az So0OFFo, for the murdeF Of A. A. Pot
ter, on September -. 1896, have bsen
granted reprisves BY GsVsrnsF Ross for
one week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

San FRAsoIsoo. May l2.-The schoon-
er Laura Madison arrived al Umpqaa.
Oregon, on May 10th and reports seeing
the ship Ocean King on May 8th thirty
nve miles West Of Cape Avago. on are
and abandoned. The Madison lay By
her till she sunk. At .. N. The Ocean
King vas loaded with coal, bound from
NAnaino, b. o., to San Pedro. Gal. she
vas valued at $4,000 and IL owned
in Boston. Nothing Is known regarding
the crew.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

EEw OALEANs, May 12.-rhe Grand
Divisisn Of the Order Of Railway Goa
daotoFs is hsldinR he nineteenth annual
session in this city. Twsnty-ons nav
divisions have been formed since she
last annsAl meeting and 23s6 neu mem
bsFs have been added TO the Ordsr. Tbs
total membership is nov l0.330. A bill
was pFcsented which provided for the
liosnsing Of railroad enginesTs and con-
dustoFs and q resolution. APPOINTING q
oomnittee % secure Congressional 60
tioa on the bill vas uaaRed
, 1887-09-03

some twenty-one or thirty houses
have entirely disappeared, while twice
this number are still menaced, in
Guiding the Hotel de Vile, recently
erected ut q cost Of $780, 900 francs.
A lnrge number Of houses AUDITING
on the Quay are also in danger, and
have been abandoned. Ii is impossi-
bic TO estimate at present the exact
loss of lite. Some reports set it down
at upwards of a hundred while
others say that between fifty and
seventy persons have persisted, includ-
ing several children. The cause of
the disaster is not yet determined; but
it is supposed to be due either to a
shock Of earthquake or to the waters
of the lake undermining the road.
The loss will considerably exceed a
million francs.-Argosy.
, 1887-09-03
acknowledgements

SAET bekjendtgjores herved, at
~ ProkuratorA l. E. STAKEMANN
fra 1ste n. m. fratrader sin Shilling
som Fuldmagtig we'd Christiansteds
Underdommer- Contoir og at som
F0lge heraf hans i sin It'd Convene
mentet deponerede Bestalling som
Prokurator we'd U~nderretterne paa de
dansk-vestindiske Der er bleven ham
udleveret.
G-ouvernements- Sec~retariatet, St. Croix,
den 29de August 1887.
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1887-09-03
Publication.
Translation.

NT is hereby made known that
- Lawyer A. E. STAKEMANN
from the 1st of September a. c. has
given up his post as chief clerk in the
Judges Office at Christiansted and
that his with the Government depo-
sited commission as lawyer at the
Lower Courts in the Danish West
Indian Islands has been delivered to
Mr.. 500
Government secretary's Office, st. Croix
29th August 1887. arsa
VAN BRAKLE.
, 1887-09-03
II DISASTER AT zUG.

D0Szg News sends a fuller account
thgn any hitherto published of the
terrible md extraordinary disaster
at Cog, the town overlooking the
lake of the same Name ia''3 s'. :.
Some time ago The town. construc
ted,tnt "A cost of i2O,O0Olr. a new
quny borderingithe lake, and carry
ipg a road fFinged with handsome
houses, including an hotel. A few
days sinceAit was noticed that cracks
Ind appeared III different parts of
the ron,d, but no alarm was felt until
tho Tuesday afternoon, when IN
extensive crevasse made itS appear
ance al the end of the quay Before
the alarm could be given, however,
about 80 fl. by 80 #. "f the road
suddenly collapsed and disappeared
Ia the lake, causing a veriIab!e whirI-
popl. A cafe close by, and which wis
crowded at the time, vas left stand
ing ON the very edge of the broken
pnrt of the rond. where the waters
were boiling up as if dashed by n
tremendous storm. IL wild alarm
the people fed from the cnf9 on'y
Just ia time "a snve their lives, fer
hardly had the last man got clear
before 4Oft. more Of the road, togeth-
or with the cafe, disappeared in the
swirling waters. 20 suddenly and
unexpectedly had the accident occur
rei that people were hrwIldered aud
terror. stricken. One of the lake
steamers, crowded with passengers,
wns approaching the pier, which
wi,hOut warning sunk out OF sight,
10 the CONSERVATION Of those on bOnrd
the v, ssel. As some people were
sren 10 be struggling in the water
two boats approached 10 lender assls-
anuce; but getting into the vortex
they were both sucked down, and only
one man was with difficulty saved.
When the people who had Witnessed
The accident had recovered from their
panic, they set to work to try and
rescue any one who might still De
alive in The water, and also to clear
the furniture and valuables out OF the
houses that were menaced. An Im-
mems crowd had by this time been
attracted to the spot, md made the
work of salvage very difficult. A
number Of catts, however, were pro-
cured, and into these the furniture
and other articles were piled. Sud
denly a cry of "SaVe yourselvesF'
wns heard; more houses were seen
TO fotter and then fall owes into the
lake, while u large slice of road disap-
reared, carrying with it several OF the
laden carts, as well as a number OF
the spectators, who in the frantic
struggle were unable to get clear, and
were drawn down into the vortex and
perisi.ed before aid could be rendered
tos them. Among the houses thus
destroyed was the Hotel Zurcllsrhof;
but fortunately the people he'd had
sufficient warning, and escaped.
About eleven o'clock another section
OF the road disappeared, and with it
three more houses, though, as the
inhabitants had been duly warned, no
l;vos ware sacrificed. Altogether
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-07-28

ben foIt unb tbeiIipeiIe 70 bsr6orbsn
baB feline 9leparatur mebr m6etid III
| unb bas 8obfsgeI66ft ipurbe bermaber
| gei6dbist, 6aB UieI 3eit unb @eIb erfor'
eerlib Iein iperoen, eS ipieber auf5u.
bauen. Nlun bere9net, bab bic 9Irbsit'
Beber tdgIib bon $1,000 bis $4,000
llntpftsn sehabt baben, unb ibr @e'
fdmmtDerluit ii9 auf msbr ais 81 .0o0,' :
900 belduft.
SIN @efrierbepartement bon 9er9=
ner & gnseIs 9rauerei erei9nete Id
am Samitus cine GrpIoFOu BON Gins
mUniat. 9lann ivtresn 19per, uho
. anoere Iei6t perlebt. Der materiele
Sdaben betrd8t eiipa $4,000.
- gu SIT. @retna, benz beurigen
2o9erplase Der StaatsmiIis, IinS Idon
felt Ginger 2eit 100 @rbelter tbdtiB
init Der 98esrdumuns bon SoI3 un6
9efrdu6, Der glusle9uns bon StraBen
unb gbsnuns. Ses @run6es, Raa ses
benft gtaes tis sur fsfSeieBtsn 3eit fers
tiS ;a buben.
= Sn ben IeBtcn 6 Mo6en berrIdte
unter ben 9inbern in gittsburs un6
IlIe9benp cine eridredenoe Stsrbli9s
felt. SIN Gaufs bes SUM- paren 500
Sinsef I'm slIter bon unter 8 SGbrsn
seitorben. unb felt bem /. SuIi famen
nod 569 To6esfaae SieIer Irt bierSu,
fobob i'm @anSen auf bic Icbten 6
0pden l137 ieIae Grbesfdae entfaI.
len; nabssu rs YrOcent bieIer 9abI
waren SausIinse i'm 2llter unter 2
Sabren.
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bate einsn S9dferbuno, ipeI9em iein
l6idbriser Sobn glan isbr Susetban
ipar. Settle Mode crepirte Der Sunb.
glus @ram Sardbsr sri6Bb F9 9tlIan
auf benz @rube feinss pierfdbisen 2isb.
linas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-07-28
&tnttfath.

select Council, Someifag
ben 81. Suli. - 9as Giraben uni
8riiden gomite berihtsts 9eaen bic Ri'
peIIiruns bon YrSotsrlrabe limo rei6tt
cine &emoalrah, bon eortiSen 8cipob.
nsrn ein. Die SADIE fpurbe al bas
Gomite un6 ben Staetseometer aurud
beripieien. Sahslbe GOmite empfabl
bic 9IbdnberunS bes @amsns Ron 8ads
roao Aesngc in Seiier 9lusnus. 9Ins
senpmhen. - DaS Ssuerbepartement
@Omite empfabl ben Gntluf BON 800
SUB MaIteie Grob Sdlau9 fir 81 ben
5ub. @euebmiDt.-D 2teutr Cos
mite bsridtste su @unfsh cirer sln;abI
@roneraiiphen. bic Benebmi9t ipureen,
ertldtte iid absr 9eeen bic Steuerbc'
freiunS eer @pmpanie s girmOrY 9tiios
ciation. Iie Iestsre &naeleesnbeii
puroe all ten StdotantaIt Detipisien.
-Sn einer sjoti1aft empfabI Der
Rapor bic ginflbrunB zines Seuers
uno gOlBei.Ilarm Gelesrapben uno
CAB eine NenSe @rInoe 81 Duniten
ielner gmpfeblun3 an. 0as Sdreiben
sino an ea8 6euSroepartcment @Omite.
-llnter ben einberibtstsn 9iednuu9en
ipar aud cine i'm 9Stras ben Se38,S2
fir bic Soften 6eS StelIpsDepine @abIs
conteites 90. 8aro), ioeIae Die Stnot
auf gInWeiiunS beS GeridtsS beSubIen
Iou. sIn baS SuitiseOmite Ueriuieien.
-9pei 9tnSebote our 9tipeairunB bon
SadionItrube iuaren sinsceanSen mb
puroen an baS StruBen unb 8riidcn
Somite bertuieien.-8eridiebene Ser'
orbnunsen uno Nsfolutionen famen
jur 8OrIase unS sinaen an bic ;uitdncis
Jen GOmites sur 8erutbuns. Inter
,ieien ipar cine 8eiOIution sur glufs |
lubme ber Century S6Iau9 Gompanie,
,pn Der 10. g8arb, in bnS SeuerScs
tcment.-8ertaet,
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2tRe oentidler &rIefe. .
0on Der SnbTeite.

glm Sonntas itarb ber 10 Sabre
aIte Sciepb 8OOb bon glstp gcrt, fpels
der ii9 bel Sobn Rsinbarot, 1908 9.
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belt. gr ipuroe am Dienltag i'm ia.
tboIli9en &ir4bofe beerrist.
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eini9en @oben bel Der glrbeit elm 9ein
iduer perIebt ipurbe, 10 baB er felt Der
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tatt.
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tag bon benz Der. ct. Raridaa Barr
ring auf bic glntlase berbaftet unS mad
benz Sn;erne County @efdnsnib ees
brabt, an berI9iebenen SiebItabIen in
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bofe Itatt.
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entbdIt ale yta6ridten-nur $500.
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uno 3 0ionate aIte Sb9terIein Der Gbes
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bon SO. l0l4 @eber Slbenue, Itarb am
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Sir bic nsueesriin6ete @m. @onnen
Sdlaua @ompanis Idbt gBm. @onuea
bereit8 cine 8ebauiuns erri6tsn uno
Der Garpentsr Battle bat bafiir ben
@ontratt.
Srnf=2trbeiten ieOer 9lrt in Der
,,8 d. enbIatt" Office.
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Nennfnlpanilhe Oeathtihten.

= Der Shite in ber 9Obisresion iit
fpirflid ;u Gnoe seSanSen. Gr mar
elmer Der Standardization Sample, bic ie
sipiiten @apital unb glrbsit ausgefp6s
ten iporben Iin6. GIf 8o6en unb bier
3aSe-aIio nabe;u elm gierteliabr-bat
Der Strife 9sbouert. 9ie 8erIuIte ipabs
reuS bieIer 8eit iparen unsebeuer. .9u'
n6dt bntten, ais Der 8ampf besann,
bier 6iinitel Der IL 900 Strifer aus
rei9enbe @elomiitel, ipGbrsno iebt nur
isbr Wenise bon ibnsn i'm Stanbe ipds
rem, ben 9iitritt su berIaKsn, irem iie
es ipiinIdten. Sn ben sriten fiinf g9os
den batten bic Strifer an MrbeitsI6b,
nen--nad ben alien 2obnIdben bereds
net, bic ben glrbeitsrn ;u ipsnis iparen
-s553, 900 berIorsn. gla6oem glns
breip Garnesia bic sefOrSerts 9Obners
bbbuns bate bepiaisen Iafen, unb
5000 Wann ipieber on bic @rbeit ees
9angen iparen, perIoren bic iibri9en
5000 nur nod s442, 800, 70 baB Der
0eIammtberluIt Der glrbeiter an 2Sbs
nen 1896, 300 bstr6et. g9enn Die 9lrs
better mittsIs Der eeipiini9ten berdns
oerlihen 2obnIeala pirili6 cine l21s
prcSentiBe 2obnerbbbuus pOrIdufig er.
IanScn icaten, 70 mtiBten iie elm Sabr
uno neun 0ionote unausssIsbt arbeiten,
ebe iie ibre 2pbnperIuite fpie6er einse.
bra6t bdtten.
Die BETTER Der aobtSbrsnnereien ba.
ben ebenfalIs Iebr Sdpsre 8erIuIte Al
ber5ei6nen. Die gumpen in aIler
@ruben ipuroeu tpdbreno Der 9eit IL
8etrieb erbaIten, Die Superintenbenten
@Isrts uno anoere 9lnseItslIte beSpsel
beItdnbis ibre SaIdrs, bic 8ferbe UNI
Ytauleiel ipurben ipie INNER ssfiittert
bic Pinterton' SDlblinss foIteten eins-
'i4pnsnSaufsn 9sIb, bic 9Obisbfsnbur
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SaS gilt ais SurbthnlttSprelIe.
Oa iebo1 brei 8isrtel aIIer peripenoes
ten SoblenIDrten bic tbeuren SobIen
umfabt, pdre Der ipirfIi6e 9ur6s
I6nittsprsiie s4.00, 70 bab Der apbIen.
sraber bel biefer Sere9nuns entI6ieben
su fur3 fommt.
Da man in Der 9piidenSeit bic Sob.
Ien'@ars, bic nur SO 3ubitfub baIten
iplIten, 70 bersrbbert bat, bas Iie bieI
mebr Goblen balten, unb eiierne gars
beIaben mebr &ubitraum entbaIten, aIS
I'M Iseren 3uitanSe, pirS Der 2oblen.
erdber nod mebr seprelIt uno erbdIt
bebeuteno ipenieer ais ben bereinbarten,
pbnebin iebr fdrSIiden IrbeitsIpbr.
9abei 1T er ma6tlos benz 1lnfuee si
ifsuern, benn Der &oblengrubens8 8eliber
1T eesen iebe @onfurrenS Ses 9lusIans
beS seidiibt, Der 9rbeiter bagesen Der
Gonturren3 Der um SunserI0bne arbeis
tenSen Slopadsn un6 StaIiener preiss
seSeben, bic in 9roben Wiensen mad
Der 8oblensesenO impOrtirt ipsrSen unS
nit go bis 65 @entS Taselobn sufries
ben iinb.
Der 9obIenSraber iii 6ssbaIb in
ieber 8eSiebun9 bena6tbeiIist un6 muf
ii6 bic i6Iimmite 9Iusbeutune eefalsr
Iahen, obne i'm Stanee sa fem, ibi
gBioerItanb su Ieiiten.
9as 1T Der @run6, ipeBbaIb bic Sob,
lens sSbnise ftetS rei9er uno bic 2CbIeni
sraber itets armer iper6en un6 in be,
Sohlenre8ion unIeres Staates GbnIid
3uitdnbe berriden ipie in SrIano.